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Dr. Bramlett and family have returned
from their visit to Greenyille.

II lahlhlett ana family have returned
| from their visit to Greenyille.
Horses and Mules for Sale or Ex-
change. l.. G. CLAYTON, Ceptrahs $50.
Mr.. j. w. Kennedy, of Fairview,
GreenVillo county, was in PiclSens last
Saturday.
Mr.. Robert Hagood was in Pickens
last Thursday, visiting Col. J. Z. Ha-
goods family. .-.. "..,..
Miss Lawshe, of Atlanta, wLo has
b0en visiting Miss Lucie Hagood, is now
visiting in Seneca. ~.. .
Master William CJNrdy has our thanks
for finding, and ,returniii9 to us, n pen
knife which weprize very highly.
The "Blue Jackots," of Easloy, did
not put in their appearance last Saturday.
The home team had spirited game.
When wo state any thing to be fact
knowing it to be such, and an esteemed
contemporary disputes it, we let him
alone.
Married, on Sunday August DIST, at
the Banks Old Residence, by Rev. NJ.
W. Grew, George Banks to jamie Nc
Dow, both colorcdD all Of Pic!Icns
County. @.
Mr.. NJ. @. Dickson, president, re-
quests us to announce that on next Mon
day, saleday, there will be re union of
company &c" 4th S. G. Cavalry. All
tho members are requested to bo present.
Thel Drainage Law requires all OBJ
structlons to be removed from running
streams during the month Of August and
September. The health of the County
demands that this law should DO OBJ
served.
Messrs Nix & Howard, of Easley, had
their nervous system considerably taxed
laHt week by having to set up with thoir
goods. The goods wore not sick, but
the store bad no front. It was open for
repairs and has been greatly improved.
School Commissioner, Singleton was
severely but not seriously hurt, in
aiighting from his buggy at Jobnsous
School House a few days ago. His left
band was badly spraipel, and he was
otherwise bruised, but he is ready for
duty again.
Mcsars. T. w. Poo & Co. arc now sell
lug splendid assortment Of clcthing
cheap to aIl comcr#. If you arc need
n& any thing in thoir lino give thom
icall and they will give you n bargain.
The man or woman they cannot suit in
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Sam Jones' on Fathers.

ROUND LAKE, N. Y, August 15.--As
the Rev. Sam Jones meeting pro-
coods the interest is notably incroas
ing. His character site hits to-day
were aimed particu'lrly at so called
church members. Some Of these he
said, were goody-goody, and yet
good for nothing. Some would make
first class card players, good stock
jobbcrs, and fine Jockeys, but were
not fit for the church. Tmttlcrs or
bacIhitcra would keep heaven in a
row half the time, hUt they would all
go to hcll. if there were no fire
thorc fathers alone would make il
uncomfortable.
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loo At, ITEM -.

n
Cotton 8 couts.
The protractol rnoolings are reaping n
rich harvest.
Read the 'Speciop' notice at the head
of editorial c2ldu4n in this issue.
Mrs. G.. z. Centes, Of Micanopy, Fla,
is stopping at the Ambler House.
Miss Stella Newbery is visiting at
Mr.. John T.. Stewart, OH Eastatoo.
Misses Tirzah Hughes and Charlotte
Murff are teaching schools in Eastator
Valley.
Pfesbytery has been postponed orc
week. It will now convene on Friday
the 30th inst.
Miss Lille Green who has won SO
many friends in Easley and Pickens So
ciety this summer, has returned to her
home in Macon, Georgia.
Dr.SG. W. Earle killed a rabid dog in
his yard last Sabbath morning. His
consideration for the day, compelled
him to use goose necked hoe.
Court convenes on Monday the 18th
inst, Judge Presley presiding. There
Ia not much for tho Court of Sessions,
but the civil docket is rather crowded. r
Aressrs Cleveland Beattie, c. T.. Ha-
good and Charles Goodwin, three Of
the Mountain City's most promising
young men, were in Pickens last Sab
bath.
The Commissioner is Visiting the
schools of Eastatoe township this week.
When he gets through with these he
will have visited all tho schools in tho
County.
In the United States Court last week
w. Fl. Rigdon was found guilty of
working an illicit distillery, and scnten-
to six months in Pickens Jail and to pay
o fine of $4,000.
Those Of our Subscribers who are in
arrears on their subscription accounts,
will find notice at the head of our oli-
torial columns that is of special interest
to them. Read it.
Mrs. w. Jackson lynch died on tho
morning of tho Oath ult She was a
member Of the Baptist Church. Her
remains were buried in the grave yard
lear Mr.. Banistcr Lyncho's.
A letter from John P. Boggs, dated
Baltimore, August 22d, states that he is
now the Ailnntio einn,>>o~ IT
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Post Office Hours.

FROM . a. m. to / p. NJ, and from
p. IN. to p. NJ. ~.
SCHEDUnF.
Easley to Pickons-Every day except
Sunday. Arrive at 1Oa M, leaJe II IN.
BroVard to Picliens-Tuesday and Fri
day. Arrive 6 p. m., loave 6 a. m.
Nine Times to Pickons-Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. Arrive 10 Il. m. i,
leave II Il. m.
Eastatoe to Pickens-Tuesclny and
Friday. Arrive at liza. M, leave 12 m.
Stewart to Pickens-Tuosday and Fri
day Arrive IL m., leave p. ~.
MARY ID. RILEY, Postmaster.
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eRirVM, AS0 Cautious.

Girls. beware Of transient Young
n"m. Never suffer the address Of
'tranS"T'. Rucplicct one good steady
almcr's boy CT industrious mechanic
S worth NOR" than all Inc Nuutiut.
rash III the wmld The nllurcmcnt T.
If Il dandy Jack, with gold about
bis meek, = walking stick in his raNv,
and brainlcss thoWgh fancy skull,
;nn never make up the loss OF Kind
lathcr's hcmc, q mothers c,Amscl and
,hc society Of brothers and sisters.
These affections last, while that of
,iich a man is lost at the wano Of the
lOnGy-mOon. Girls beware! Take
tcrd lest We, fail into the "snarc uf
tie fowler" Too nIany have alrca,y
been taken from kind fathers home
and II good mothers counsel, anl
made the victim Of poverty and
di*Grace, and then thrown upon
th"!r own resources, to spend their
remaining days in grief and SORROW,
while the brainlcss is making its cir
cults around tho world, bringing to
its ignoblo level all that MAJ be al.
lured by his deccitfal snmcs, and
many q fair one to the shame of his
riful yillionv ILL.,.
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nImsical Asaoeiation.

ThetTwelye Mile Musical and Nut
ual Improvement Association will
meet with the Mile Greek Church
Saturday the 10th day of September
at 8 O'clock q. m. '-.>
PROGRAMME:
Opening Exercises at 8 a. III.
Music.
Missionary Service by Revs. II. r.
Mostey and j. NJ. Stewart at 12J m.
Dinner on the ground.
Lecture on Education by Rov. H.
r. Mosley.
Temperance Mass Meeting at night.
Music
SUNDAY.
Opening Exercises 8 a. m.
Music.
Sabbath School Address by the
President.
Dinner on the ground
Mu3ics
j. e. BoROUGus,
j. G.. GARRErr,
W. j. GII.LRspIE,
EX. Com.
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promise to read, and return or purchase,
has met with many responses All who
have read the book arc pleased with it.
Rev. A. p. Nicholson and family, of
Central, movo to Anderson this week.
we know that Central regrets to loose
them We congratulate Anderson on
the valuable acquisition. Mr.. Nicholson
will still have pastoral charge Of the same
churches.
John Caldwell who has been figuring
conspicuously as a defendant in case
made against him by the State for rob
bing the Richmond & Danvillo Railroad
of freight, was again committed to Jail
on the oath ult. His bondsmon deliver =
ed him up.
Good farming lands can be bouGht
in Pickens County on good terms.
Many of our landed citizens
have dot, mined to sell. A two horse
farm one Ii. south Of Pickcns is advcr-
tised by MIR. Crenshaw. tits q very de-
slrable place.
We understand that Mr.. T.. B. Grave
ley is soon to add a circular saw to tho
splendid water power he has on Twelve
Mile River. Such an enterprise will no
doubt pay woll i'll that section. His
merchant mill makes splendid flour and
enjoys good run of custom.
The case Of Symmes against Lcandcr
BogRs, heard by Justice Garvin and
jury last Thursday was decided in favor
of the defendant. The defendant had
taken up some hogs under tho stock
law and the action was to recover the
hogs. Mr. j. P. Carey represented the
defendant.
Mrs. B. has returned from her visit
to friends and relatives in Anderson.
We find that wo are somewhat roiscd in
her estimation. Some of her lady
friends told her about their husbooJa
carrying their letters two or three doys
in their pockets. We believed tbis wac
the way married men did, but ,ve had
not said so. ....-.
Mrs. Miles Werner, who lives noar
Pendleton, was last week driven to the
necessity of shooting negro, Nose
Lynch, inAicting wounds from which
he died on the following Satur
day He went to her house in a.
threatening way and demanded certain
papers in the possession of her husband
who was absent She told Aim he could
not get them. He then tod her that he
would kill her if she did not hand them
over. She said that rather than be kill
ed she would bring them, and going in
to the house sine returned with double
barreled shot gun, and succeeded in
getting two loads of SHOT in him before
he could escape.
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will sell nt short profits for the cash.
There i" nou9ein going to Grcenyillo for
a %toV". Io will duplicate any or.lor
from that market.
In every community thcrc is 9 num-
Der Of men whose whole time is noS oc-
cupcd, such rs teachers, minister's, far
mc"' sons, aud others. To these claes-
ssH especially We would sny, if you wish
to make several hundred dollars durinm
the next few months, wrie Mt once to b.
L. johnson & Co., Richmond, Va, and
they will show you how to do it.
Prof. Neil W. McCmIa y, of Seneca
has been chosen to take charge Of the
Piedmont Institute. He will start tho
school one week later than is advertised,
on account of sickness in his family.
DIR. j. r.. Riloy and he have arranged to
run the school on plan that will no
doubt be entirely satisfactory to the pa
irons. They will have competent as
slstant to take charge of tho primary lie.
partmcnt. Prof. McCaulay is a fine
scholar and an experienced teacher.
We take great pleasure in calling the
attention Of our realtors to the advert Sc
mcut Of McAlistcr and Bcntz. Mir. Nc
aIi8tcr is well known to many of our citi-
Zcns. Having been in business for some
time at High Falls. IIo perfected his
trado i'll the city by the sea- and with
Ar. Bcnt2 has established at Grccmviilc
ono Of tho best dry goods stores
tho Mountain City can boast-of. They
buy i'll great quantities, and buy close
for cash, and with that taste and skill
which comes from experience, and the
most careful observation. Their store
is the plsco to get your dry goods.
Last Saturday there was T. riot be
tween negroes and whites at Dccatcr,
Ga, q smell town about six miles
west Of Atlanta on the Georgia Rail
load. There was negro cclebra-
ton on hand, when one of their mum
Der became boistcrous, and the town
marshal undertook to arrest him,
when he shot the marshal killing him
instantly, and by another stot mortal
ly wounded bis aid. Other negroes
We're aiding the offender in making 2
MS escape. On the day before at
Aonoke, Ark, a band of negroes set
upon d farmer and killed him, his
wife and mother, because he refused
to to raise the price for pickino c,tton
The whites learning this arrnod IfI,U,,, tbn,,'
selves and started war ofo ~, rto,.',i ,,,o',i
nation on the negroes. Severai G~as 20,
have been lost on both sides ond !, tSo tS,o
State Malta have been caiis5; is' o,,t nc
AS the sapis about to start do,,,o oaS'
much bad blood is rising 10 be epillad'
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S';a!3 q South Carolina,
--(O)-- .'
COUNTY OF PIcGENs.
IN COMMON PLEAS COURT
Summons for Relief.
(COmplNint not SnrYolii

Complaint not SorycD
Jano Hendricks aplnintitf against James
Chast"in, Joe Anthony, Henry Antho-
ny, Sawyer Anthony, james Anthony,
Mamie Anthony. Susin Keith, Elisha
Keith, Vostn Koith, Texanna Keith,
Dolia Keith, OLIVER p Kioth, Lou
Chastain, Lizzie Chastain, Susan Ha-
good aud Rosa Blassopgamc, Dcfcn~
dants.
TO tho Defendants above named:
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED
Il AMI required to answer the complaint
in this action which is filed in thc Office
Of the Clerk Of Court for snid County,
and to 8Crvo a copy Of your answer to
said complaint on tho subscriber ne his
Office at Picllcus, s. c.. within twenty
days aftOr tho service hereof, exclusive
OF tho dizzy of such service; aud if You
fnil to answer tho complaint within tho
time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action
will apply to the Court for tho roliof do
mandod i'll the complaint.
Dated Nov. % 1886.
LIS. j. j. LEWIS, C.Cp.
JAMES z. CAREY,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
TO Rosa Rlasscngnmc, absent lefcn-
dant in the above action:
Take notice that tho complaint in this
case was filed in tho olliro OF tho Clerk Of
tho Court of Common Plcns for Pickons
County on tho Goth day of November
1886. JAMES p. CAREY,
aug. 4-6t plnintiilS' Attorney.
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"A Chance Word.

Who can estimate the value Of n
chance word, III the sense in which
there is such thing as chance? Up
on the silence occasioncd by the sud
den stopping of q street car, there
fell these words: 80 long rs you
can contribute to the pleasure, hap
piness or comfort of any human be-
ing, you are of importance in the
world-and no longer" Whatever
may have been the object of these
words, the Thought reached the hearts
OF dozen or moro passengers, and
1t was interesting to note the chang
cd expressions on some listless faces.
In utter unconsciOusuoss of the effect
of her words, the lady from whose
lips they fell, passed out into the
street. Perhaps i'll the great day it
may be her happiness to know that
the Lord then used her tongue for a
blessing to some heart which had as
yet failed to comprehend the meaning
Of its life struggle; for the truth
which all of us need to realize. Not
our personal enjoyment, nor yet our
seeming success in life, but our part
i'll Gods plans for others, is the
measure Of our Importance in the
world.-S"Hd,ty SchooI Times.
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The following order OF preaching Of
he Pickons Circuit will bo observed un-
til further notice:
Zion, 1st Sunday at II o'clock n. m
Eoslcy, 1st Sunday at 4 o'clock, y. m.
Pickcns, 2d Sunday at II o'Iock, a. m
Bethlehem, 2d Sunday at - O'Clock, D.
IN. Ensloy, 81 Sunday Mt II O'Clock,
a, m. Pickcns, 81 Sunday Mt y o'clock,
p. m. DacusvilIc, 4th Sunday at ii
O'Clock, a. m. Antioch, 18th Sunday ut
81 p. IN. j. @. DAVIS.
The following arc tho appointments of
Rcys. II. r. Moslcy and James NJ. Stow
nrt Twelve Mile River Association for
the month Of Septcmbcr:-Saturloy 10,
Milo Creek - m; Sunday II, Koowoo
II Il. m.; Monday II, -Four Mile II a.
m; Tuesday 13, Old picHcns II a. m. :;
Wednesday III thursday II and Is,
Six Milo II n M; Friday 1G, Pleasant
Hill1I a. r..; Saturday IT, Camp Creek
II 4. m Sunday els, Praters Creek II
a. H.; Monday -, Sccona II a. m. {;
Tuesday 20, Martins II II. m.: Wcdnc8-
day 81, Antioch 10 n. m; Tuesday %,
Bethel 10 .. M, Shady Grove p. m. !;
Friday %, Holly Springs 70 n. m; Sat
urday "a, Mountain Grove p. m.; Sun
day IS, Griffin II, a. IN.
90, ~----------
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We have tested every lot of turnip
seed we have for sale this year, aud
know them to be good. $500 will be
given by us as a premium to the party
bringing us by November 1st the lar
gest sample turnip grown from our seed
SLOAN Bros
tt Drug, Seed and Paint Store.
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The Golden Days, published by James
Elverson, Philadelphia, Pa, for $500
per annum, is ono Of the most entertain
ing and best papers for children and
young people, we havo over seen. Is
beautifully illustrated and well worth
the money.
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SLFFpTNG CAR SERVICE

SLFFPING CAR SERVICE
On trains 30 amidst Pullman Buffet sleep:
crs between New York and Atlanta On
trains SO ard SO Pullman Buffet sleeper
between Washington and New OrleanG
Pullman sleeper between Greensboro and
Richmond. Through tickets on sale at
principal stations, to all points. For rates
and information apply to any agent of tho
company or
f. B THOMAS. JAS. /. TAYLOR;
Gcnl Manager aPA
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The following arc tho appointments of
Rev. 0. l.. Durant on the Pickena Mis-
sion until further noticr:-Twelvn Mic,
lst Sunday at3 o'clock p. m; Gap Hill,
1st Sunday 10 o'clock II. m.; Tabor, 2nd
Sunday 3 o'clock p. N. Portcr's Chap
el, 3d Sunday II O'Clock a. m; Now
Hope, 4th Sunday II o'clock a. IN.
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PRICES CURRENT.
THESE PRICES ARE FOR Who'll EsAi. i
LOTS.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BYVERGrsoN &NtLLgR
In making market quotations we can
only, approximate values. Many chan
ges occur aftor the quotations arc sent
out, and wo can only hope to give a gen-
9ral idea OF the value prevailing the day
tho quotations arc mado.
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Grains run on 10Th Mcridiati time.)
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-08
Chicago Grain and Produce.


CHICAGO, Dec. Most of the trading at
the opening of the board of trade today
was in corn. The crowd forced it from the
opening figures of 5733s down to 1874, for
May. 1t went back to 5755, but was not
strong.
May wheat opened at S411I, sold off to
S38l when corn weakened, and then went
up to s411S, again.
May pork opened at sl49O and also fol
lowed corn.
Wheat was the strongest article during
the first hours business. May went
up to S41S and sold in that
vicinity while corn went back
to 53ss. At the end of the first hour,
however, corn had recovered some OF its
strength. 1t advanced to 54B. May pork
which as recorded above as opened at 1870
advanced to 1906, and then dropped back
to 1870 again. On the late bulge in corn it
went up to Is 0215 and it stood very close
to that figure at 1870 o'clock. As the day
advanced it became evident there was
quiet undertone to the grain markets and
both corn and wheat did better. May
wheat sold up to S434.
The closing prices of leading futures
were: May wheat, $50: May corn, 500;
May oats, 1874 $685.; January pork IA. 7715;
January lard, 7.40; January short
ribs, 1919.
The leading futures were as follows:
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-08
Kansas City Produce.

KANSAS tITH. Dec. 4.
wHEAT-Lower; No. soft cash. SEC; January,
ssc bid &c asked May, 1880 bid. She asked.
CORN-Weaker; No. cash. I3lsC bid i5c asked:
January 44}sc bid, 445sc asked May, AS bid s4asc
asked.
OATS-No 2cash. no bids nor offerings; May, Sllec
bid, &c asked.
RGE-No cash. no bids nor offerings.
EGGS-Steadys 1C
BUTTER-Creamery fancy, DC; good, &c: fine
Hairy, l6c; store packed, choice. l6c; poor and
low grades, ga lGc; roll. good to choice. i2El5C.
HAY-Fancy small baled. S9.U
FLOUR Firner; XN Soc: xxx 95al.CG family
fll0Sl.aE choice S'.l5Cdl55 fancy $lt1al65: extra
fancy Sl7NSl75; patent S2.O092t5; rye flour, sl4GG
SHIP STUFF-Bulk. 7lc; sacked, &c.
BRAN-Sacked. sc.
OATS-January. SIC asked; May. SlI&c bid.
CORN MEAl1-Green, g5c; dried, 100.
CORN CHOP-Nellow, choice SOC; bulk 95C.
FLAX SEED Sl.G5
CHEEsE-Full cream twins lSc; full cream young
America, lSl4c.
CHICKENS Spring chickens. sl.7s92.25; old hens
e20e ROSTERS SlSadl55.
HAMS-Sugar cured, l034c.
BREAKFAST BACON-I0i4c.
DRIED BEEF-q &c.
SHOULDERS-Dry salt shoulders S567; long clear
1885, clear rib S45 short clear $40. smoked shout
ders. $50 long clear, $50 clear rib. SSae short
clear. tS45.
pORK-Si400
LARD-$7O0.
LIVE PoULTRY-Supply large and market
steady.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-08
important Notire.

The Chicago, Kansas q Nebraska rail-
way Rock Island Route" will open it's
line into Kansas City, Sunday sept. u.
1857. with two through trains each way
daily Elegant Pullman sleepers and a
superb equipment generally, has been pro
vided for these through trains, and pas-eu-
gers from any point on the &. X &. y rail
road, will find this new rontG 70 Kansas
City. st. Louis, Chicago. and ali points
north east ard south, not only the short
est but in all respects the most desirable
and comfortable route in the state
Our St Joseph line viii also have tao
through trains daily - and from the south
west with a brand new equipment especial
" built for this service. Passengers tax
ing this line 10 the north. northwest, east
and southeast, viii find the acoommodt-
tons strictly first class. Time tables for
these new trains will be given the public
ia few days &. a RUTHERFORD,
Resident agent, 90 East Douglas ave
.fOHS SEEkETTAS.
General ticket and passenger agent. To-
peka, Kan. l1of
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ST. Louis Produce.

II. Louis, Dec, :.
FLoUR-Unchanged and firmer, ranging at s. p
esq
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and declined Ssc then
reacted and advanced rapidly. closing s46ic above
yesterday; No red, cash, 19le& SllsC; December
eoS s04c, closing at soc; January SssSSE4c clos
tnC al sssac; Mag. S37ssS,S6c. closing al sS7sc.
CoRN-Higher; cash, asa tslsc; December. $40
Sc closing az isc; January i6si'9sc closing i7c:
Nav, $3.50 1896, closing s9a4C-
oATs-Higher; cash, S0l4c; May, S2Isc.
RTE-Stronc 60c bid.
BARIEN-Stgady; 1IssSSslSc.
HAf-Jnchanged; prime timothy. Si2oa9 Zoo
Prairie, sS0Asfll.00.
1EAD-S4.9a
EGGS-lac.
1SsAc. -''
MHlSES-Steaiy, sIol
PR0NlSlONS-FirnI.
PoRk-New, $l4.75.
LARD-S1.lS
AFTERNOON BOARD.
NHEAT-Strong and higher December sOsSc:
January, sllac; May. S6lsc.
CORN-Higher; December. iSs.c; January. 4S,.
oATS-Firm; May. S2l.c
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-08
Excursion Rates TO the sunny south.

Commencing Oct. 18th and continuing
until April 18th, the Missouri Pacific. TT.
Scott route, will sell round trip tickets to
Jacksonville and Pensacola, Fla, Savanna,
Charleston, Macon, Mobile. New Orleans,
San Antonio, Galveston, Houston and all
other winter resorts of the south
at extremely low rates These
tickets are good until June LIST TO
return. The Missouri Pacific. besides
affording tourists the greatest number Of
routes 10 select from, and allowing them
20 return different route, Is the only line
providing both Pullman and free reclining
chair service For tickets. maps. tourists
guides or any information call on or adj
dress y. c. keeran, passenger and ticket
agent, 127 n Main street l29tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-08
xs.z ana Order - a., Yea Sh9ss3 Esvs. "a
. Comply Eits ths La,

Each township trustee sh0iid have
tr1s-ze's record, raezss record, ps-or Seeozsf
ard full ~ q tosTTlzhip records and oto~s
blanks. worth a. beast q. Also soIss sta
tions-y.
EacE township treasurer shculd haze
.rszsurtsf record
Earh township clerk ssOuld have Aclsrk
record and warrant book
E.sch iT1ssic- Il ire peses sbOzlld have a
civil docket. criminal sock-f. sfrnT rszzfJsFi
rrz.nss it, cas4sssIs-i lass 4 ~, AID .
fall z-sgr1r Esrrf q blanks
Fasa constable sEsgasd bare an asso~.-
nsent II blanks.
zach rad ossr--er sb0uid have road
ovsre~sgs scooauf i~sgE. r~Ns1pt book fer
abr. r.-ssr,s bsook fsr extra WORK aESt
rzcsstss book for taat-vsS3 nssst
Tfse alsoxe -ao1sd - Furnished "a IT,
fftSc~ss - esach sell regulated ;gsTazlllp 8.
he exrssssz - TIE township
For zzls IL tie EAGEE Off, Orders
promptly Giiesi b. t-sli or express pFrp&-1
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